Michigan Wolverines Football Snap Counts And PFF Grades Vs. Wisconsin
Breaking down Pro Football Focus' (PFF) snap counts and individual player grades — and where each individual ranked on that side of the ball — from the disappointing performance in Madison.
For the second straight game, senior right guard Michael Onwenu is the Wolverines' top-graded offensive player, though not surprisingly the higher marks came on defense, where two players — senior safety Josh Metellus and senior linebacker Josh Uche — both registered marks above 71.0.
Nobody else had a score of above 69.0.
A note on PFF grades — a single-game grade of about 64 is considered average. The video below explains more about how their grading system works:
Michigan Football Quarterbacks
| Player | Snaps Played (Percentage) | PFF Grade | PFF Grade Rank On U-M Offense |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Shea Patterson |
48 (71.6%) |
56.4 |
17th |
|
Dylan McCaffrey |
15 (22.4%) |
48.9 |
21st |
|
Joe Milton |
4 (6.0%) |
28.0 |
23rd |
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